The Imperial Deity

The protagonist's character is more like a seeker of truth, so it's recommended that the protagonist remain single. For example, in the world of "Covering the Sky," want to become stronger? Stay single! Look at those who finally stand at the pinnacle— The Great Emperor Wushi? Single! Ruthless Emperor? Single! Hades Emperor Duan De? Single! Emperor? Single!

Well, this book is good, but the theme is too high, which makes it a bit awkward to read. Also, some of the protagonist's actions are hard to understand. He enters the body of the Crimson King, but instead of reviving, he splits his soul. After splitting his soul, he becomes weak and then revives. Moreover, it is written as if he is about to fail. What kind of operation is this?

The Great Wilderness, a forbidden land of gods, is located in the Northern Mountain Region in the northern part of the Eastern Wilderness State. It stretches for eight hundred miles, but it is only a corner of the Northern Mountain Region. In terms of its vast area, it is not a large region.

Actually, I don't want the author to just focus on development; I'd rather you develop the overall structure, such as becoming the progenitor of humankind's culture or Taoism, establishing the proper social order, and so on. The protagonist's alter ego is an innate deity, which allows for much exploration, such as vying for things that benefit his own development or for the power of heaven and earth.

No way, there isn't even a female lead.

I'm already writing your fanfiction.

To give an objective evaluation: The writing style is mediocre; the descriptions and character portrayals are only average. As for the plot, well, the initial ideas were decent, but it started to fall apart, around chapter 20-something. It just spiraled out of control with Blood Wolf. Honestly, they had a good hand but didn't know how to play it.

There's no need to write this dungeon; even if you do, it's not particularly exciting. Besides, it's a hodgepodge of settings and plot points from various sources like *Ever Night* and *Twin Dragons*, lacking any original content and completely uninteresting. Just write about the Great Wilderness directly, no dungeons! Dungeons are fine, but please keep it simple.

The protagonist is incredibly arrogant. Instead of focusing his power on reviving the bronze core, he wastes his divine soul creating a split soul. Moreover, if it weren't for the tribe's faith as a supplement, the protagonist would most likely have failed in creating the split soul, leading to a series of hidden problems, such as insufficient power to revive the bronze core after the split…

What kind of layout is this? Machine.